Instead, Word moves the entire piece of text to the beginning of the next line. A no-width non-break, which is also called a zero width joiner (ZWJ), is a nonprinting character that prevents a word, number, or phrase from breaking if it falls at the end of a line. A zero width non-joiner is typically used to show the separated form of characters that normally combine together.
In alphabets that have connecting and non-connecting forms of some characters, a zero width non-joiner eliminates the space between two characters and causes them to be displayed or printed in their non-connecting forms if different connecting and non-connecting forms are available. For example, you can use a no-width optional break to tell Word where to break a URL that is too long to fit on a single line without causing the hyperlink to stop working. A no-width optional break, which is also called a zero width non-joiner (ZWNJ), is a nonprinting character that can be used to control where a word or phrase breaks if it falls at the end of a line. A 1/4 em space is a space that is equal in length to 1/4 of the length of the em dash of the same font. An en space is a space that is equal in length to the the length of the en dash of the same font. An em space is a space that is equal in length to the length of the em dash of the same font. When nonprinting characters are shown, an optional hyphen is displayed as a hooked hyphen (¬). An optional hyphen can be inserted by pressing Ctrl+. An optional hyphen is a hyphen that is displayed or printed only when the part of the word after it needs to be moved to the next line. When nonprinting characters are shown, a nonbreaking hyphen is displayed as a long hyphen. A nonbreaking hyphen can be inserted by pressing Ctrl+_. A nonbreaking hyphen, which is also call a hard hyphen, ensures that two words that are separated only by a hyphen remain together on the same line. When nonprinting characters are shown, a nonbreaking space is displayed as a ring (°). A nonbreaking space can be inserted by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Space. Nonbreaking spaces are also used to keep numbers together with the names of units that follow them, as in 0.5 liter.
Nonbreaking spaces are often used to keep the parts of names and dates together. A nonbreaking space, which is also called a hard space keeps the text before it and after it together on the same line while inserting a space in between. The latter group of special characters includes the following special characters. Word's special characters include both special symbols and nonprinting characters that do something other than display a symbol or white space. You can also click the Shortcut Key and AutoCorrect buttons to add, delete, or modify the shortcut keys and AutoCorrect character sequences that can be used to insert any of the special characters. Some of them can also be inserted by pressing the applicable shortcut key, and others are inserted by the AutoCorrect feature when the applicable character sequence is typed. You can double-click any of the special characters listed to insert it into your document. After the Symbol dialog box opens, click the Special Characters tab. To open the Symbol dialog box, in the Symbols group on the Insert tab of the Ribbon, click Symbol, and then click More Symbols.
The special characters are listed on the Special Characters tab of the Symbol dialog box. Word refers to a specific set of characters as special characters.
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